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On May 8th, Brownstone Cowboys Magazine, launched a multi-tiered fundraiser Putting the “We” In Abortion: Coming Together Through Art and Activism To Fight For Bodily Autonomy with proceeds to benefit Abortion Access Front.

Brownstone Cowboys hosted a 2 week auction of curated photos and a vintage shirt collection with proceeds to benefit AAF. A collection of 17 one-of-a-kind vintage shirts, hand embroidered by Diana Weymar of the  Tiny Pricks Project, with empowering quotes from feminist icons such as Sarah Silverman, Natasha Lyonne, Margaret Cho, and Ilhan Omar were available for bidding on Charity Buzz.

A collection of photographs, curated by Brownstone Cowboys Creative Director, Heathermary Jackson, will also be available for auction on Rally Up, donated by Michael Stipe, Gillian Laub, Cass Bird, Helena Christensen, and more, that explore the theme of “Bodily Autonomy”.

Thanks to everyone who participated! We raised over $18,000 for Abortion Access Front!!

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ABOUT THE COLLABORATION

These three organizations have teamed up for Putting the “We” In Abortion: Coming Together Through Art and Activism To Fight For Bodily Autonomy because they believe it’s the perfect way to intersect culture with social change.

Abortion Access Front founder Lizz Winstead puts it this way, “Fighting oppression with music, beauty and humor is a revolutionary act. Our work at AAF gives people a variety of ways that involve creating change through community building, art and culture. Great things come when rage intersects with joy, and the event and fundraiser will help many start on, or add more opportunities to their activism.“  

Brownstone Cowboys Magazine founders Zoe Adlersberg and Heathermary Jackson see the event as a crucial part of their mission at the magazine. “Brownstone Cowboys is all about the intersection of style and social justice. We can no longer separate what we wear from what we think,” Adlersberg says, “By creating a collection of vintage shirts with quotes about bodily autonomy, we are encouraging conversation around reproductive rights and abortion. Hosting these discussions at the magazine’s homebase, brings our vision to life. Jackson, echos that thought, “The collaboration with AAF and TPP is at the core of our mission - We are so happy to have our vintage pieces elevated with Tiny Pricks stitching to bring attention to the great work AAF is doing. To be part of the solution and feel the solidarity that comes with that.

Diana Weymar, Tiny Pricks Project Founder has found her art an incredible activist tool “When we come together, we can make great things happen. AAF is, at its heart, all about education. If we know, we can do. And sometimes we learn the most when we sit together telling our stories heart to heart. This special weekend will be a chance to do just that as we continue to fight for our bodily autonomy.”

ABOUT ABORTION ACCESS FRONT    

The Abortion Access Front was founded by prolific writer-comedian-activist Lizz Winstead who brought together a team of comedians, activists, writers, and producers that uses humor to destigmatize abortion and expose the extremist anti-choice forces working to destroy access to reproductive rights in all 50 states. Lizz Winstead, AAF’s founder and chief creative officer, is one of the top political satirists working today. As co-creator and head writer of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show,” she forever changed the way people get their news.

ABOUT BROWNSTONE COWBOYS    

Stylist, Heathermary Jackson, & photographer, Zoe Adlersberg, are the founders of Brownstone Cowboys Magazine. What started as an online platform for starting uncomfortable conversations grew into a community of creatives who prioritize activism in a fresh way.

Brownstone Cowboys online and social media presence is the voice of the next generation of stylish activists. The Brownstone Cowboys Apartment in New York City is a physical salon for the community, as well as a studio for content creation and a space for events. The Brownstone Cowboys Vintage Collection store supports sustainable fashion and a circular economy.

Recent conversations published online include Heidi Bivens with Sofia Prantera, Kara Swisher with Gillian Laub, Ed Templeton with Manon Macasaet.

ABOUT TINY PRICKS PROJECT and Diana Weymar    

Artist. Activist. Diana Weymar is the creator and curator of the public art projects Interwoven Stories and Tiny Prick Project (TPP). Over the past decade, she has focused on collaborations and exhibits that bring people together around textile and embroidery to discuss personal stories and political issues. She has worked Build Peace (Nicosia, Bogotá, Zurich, Belfast, San Diego), Arts Council of Princeton, Nantucket Atheneum, W.E.B. Du Bois Center at UMass Amherst, University of Puget Sound, Zen Hospice Project, Open Arts Space (Damascus, Syria), Trans Tipping Point Project, New York Textile Month, Alison Cornyn’s Incorrigibles project, Syrian journalist and activist Mansour Omari, Princeton University Concerts Healing With Music, Project Threadways, Alabama Chanin, Open Society Foundation, The Isolation Journals, Kate Bowler, Economic Hardship Reporting Project, Beacon Gallery, Planthouse Gallery, Molly Jong-Fast, Lingua Franca, and others.

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On May 8th, Brownstone Cowboys Magazine, launched a multi-tiered fundraiser Putting the “We” In Abortion: Coming Together Through Art and Activism To Fight For Bodily Autonomy with proceeds to benefit Abortion Access Front.

Brownstone Cowboys hosted a 2 week auction of curated photos and a vintage shirt collection with proceeds to benefit AAF. A collection of 17 one-of-a-kind vintage shirts, hand embroidered by Diana Weymar of the  Tiny Pricks Project, with empowering quotes from feminist icons such as Sarah Silverman, Natasha Lyonne, Margaret Cho, and Ilhan Omar were available for bidding on Charity Buzz.

A collection of photographs, curated by Brownstone Cowboys Creative Director, Heathermary Jackson, will also be available for auction on Rally Up, donated by Michael Stipe, Gillian Laub, Cass Bird, Helena Christensen, and more, that explore the theme of “Bodily Autonomy”.

Thanks to everyone who participated! We raised over $18,000 for Abortion Access Front!!

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‍

ABOUT THE COLLABORATION

These three organizations have teamed up for Putting the “We” In Abortion: Coming Together Through Art and Activism To Fight For Bodily Autonomy because they believe it’s the perfect way to intersect culture with social change.

Abortion Access Front founder Lizz Winstead puts it this way, “Fighting oppression with music, beauty and humor is a revolutionary act. Our work at AAF gives people a variety of ways that involve creating change through community building, art and culture. Great things come when rage intersects with joy, and the event and fundraiser will help many start on, or add more opportunities to their activism.“  

Brownstone Cowboys Magazine founders Zoe Adlersberg and Heathermary Jackson see the event as a crucial part of their mission at the magazine. “Brownstone Cowboys is all about the intersection of style and social justice. We can no longer separate what we wear from what we think,” Adlersberg says, “By creating a collection of vintage shirts with quotes about bodily autonomy, we are encouraging conversation around reproductive rights and abortion. Hosting these discussions at the magazine’s homebase, brings our vision to life. Jackson, echos that thought, “The collaboration with AAF and TPP is at the core of our mission - We are so happy to have our vintage pieces elevated with Tiny Pricks stitching to bring attention to the great work AAF is doing. To be part of the solution and feel the solidarity that comes with that.

Diana Weymar, Tiny Pricks Project Founder has found her art an incredible activist tool “When we come together, we can make great things happen. AAF is, at its heart, all about education. If we know, we can do. And sometimes we learn the most when we sit together telling our stories heart to heart. This special weekend will be a chance to do just that as we continue to fight for our bodily autonomy.”

ABOUT ABORTION ACCESS FRONT    

The Abortion Access Front was founded by prolific writer-comedian-activist Lizz Winstead who brought together a team of comedians, activists, writers, and producers that uses humor to destigmatize abortion and expose the extremist anti-choice forces working to destroy access to reproductive rights in all 50 states. Lizz Winstead, AAF’s founder and chief creative officer, is one of the top political satirists working today. As co-creator and head writer of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show,” she forever changed the way people get their news.

ABOUT BROWNSTONE COWBOYS    

Stylist, Heathermary Jackson, & photographer, Zoe Adlersberg, are the founders of Brownstone Cowboys Magazine. What started as an online platform for starting uncomfortable conversations grew into a community of creatives who prioritize activism in a fresh way.

Brownstone Cowboys online and social media presence is the voice of the next generation of stylish activists. The Brownstone Cowboys Apartment in New York City is a physical salon for the community, as well as a studio for content creation and a space for events. The Brownstone Cowboys Vintage Collection store supports sustainable fashion and a circular economy.

Recent conversations published online include Heidi Bivens with Sofia Prantera, Kara Swisher with Gillian Laub, Ed Templeton with Manon Macasaet.

ABOUT TINY PRICKS PROJECT and Diana Weymar    

Artist. Activist. Diana Weymar is the creator and curator of the public art projects Interwoven Stories and Tiny Prick Project (TPP). Over the past decade, she has focused on collaborations and exhibits that bring people together around textile and embroidery to discuss personal stories and political issues. She has worked Build Peace (Nicosia, Bogotá, Zurich, Belfast, San Diego), Arts Council of Princeton, Nantucket Atheneum, W.E.B. Du Bois Center at UMass Amherst, University of Puget Sound, Zen Hospice Project, Open Arts Space (Damascus, Syria), Trans Tipping Point Project, New York Textile Month, Alison Cornyn’s Incorrigibles project, Syrian journalist and activist Mansour Omari, Princeton University Concerts Healing With Music, Project Threadways, Alabama Chanin, Open Society Foundation, The Isolation Journals, Kate Bowler, Economic Hardship Reporting Project, Beacon Gallery, Planthouse Gallery, Molly Jong-Fast, Lingua Franca, and others.

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On May 8th, Brownstone Cowboys Magazine, launched a multi-tiered fundraiser Putting the “We” In Abortion: Coming Together Through Art and Activism To Fight For Bodily Autonomy with proceeds to benefit Abortion Access Front.

Brownstone Cowboys hosted a 2 week auction of curated photos and a vintage shirt collection with proceeds to benefit AAF. A collection of 17 one-of-a-kind vintage shirts, hand embroidered by Diana Weymar of the  Tiny Pricks Project, with empowering quotes from feminist icons such as Sarah Silverman, Natasha Lyonne, Margaret Cho, and Ilhan Omar were available for bidding on Charity Buzz.

A collection of photographs, curated by Brownstone Cowboys Creative Director, Heathermary Jackson, will also be available for auction on Rally Up, donated by Michael Stipe, Gillian Laub, Cass Bird, Helena Christensen, and more, that explore the theme of “Bodily Autonomy”.

Thanks to everyone who participated! We raised over $18,000 for Abortion Access Front!!

‍

‍

ABOUT THE COLLABORATION

These three organizations have teamed up for Putting the “We” In Abortion: Coming Together Through Art and Activism To Fight For Bodily Autonomy because they believe it’s the perfect way to intersect culture with social change.

Abortion Access Front founder Lizz Winstead puts it this way, “Fighting oppression with music, beauty and humor is a revolutionary act. Our work at AAF gives people a variety of ways that involve creating change through community building, art and culture. Great things come when rage intersects with joy, and the event and fundraiser will help many start on, or add more opportunities to their activism.“  

Brownstone Cowboys Magazine founders Zoe Adlersberg and Heathermary Jackson see the event as a crucial part of their mission at the magazine. “Brownstone Cowboys is all about the intersection of style and social justice. We can no longer separate what we wear from what we think,” Adlersberg says, “By creating a collection of vintage shirts with quotes about bodily autonomy, we are encouraging conversation around reproductive rights and abortion. Hosting these discussions at the magazine’s homebase, brings our vision to life. Jackson, echos that thought, “The collaboration with AAF and TPP is at the core of our mission - We are so happy to have our vintage pieces elevated with Tiny Pricks stitching to bring attention to the great work AAF is doing. To be part of the solution and feel the solidarity that comes with that.

Diana Weymar, Tiny Pricks Project Founder has found her art an incredible activist tool “When we come together, we can make great things happen. AAF is, at its heart, all about education. If we know, we can do. And sometimes we learn the most when we sit together telling our stories heart to heart. This special weekend will be a chance to do just that as we continue to fight for our bodily autonomy.”

ABOUT ABORTION ACCESS FRONT    

The Abortion Access Front was founded by prolific writer-comedian-activist Lizz Winstead who brought together a team of comedians, activists, writers, and producers that uses humor to destigmatize abortion and expose the extremist anti-choice forces working to destroy access to reproductive rights in all 50 states. Lizz Winstead, AAF’s founder and chief creative officer, is one of the top political satirists working today. As co-creator and head writer of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show,” she forever changed the way people get their news.

ABOUT BROWNSTONE COWBOYS    

Stylist, Heathermary Jackson, & photographer, Zoe Adlersberg, are the founders of Brownstone Cowboys Magazine. What started as an online platform for starting uncomfortable conversations grew into a community of creatives who prioritize activism in a fresh way.

Brownstone Cowboys online and social media presence is the voice of the next generation of stylish activists. The Brownstone Cowboys Apartment in New York City is a physical salon for the community, as well as a studio for content creation and a space for events. The Brownstone Cowboys Vintage Collection store supports sustainable fashion and a circular economy.

Recent conversations published online include Heidi Bivens with Sofia Prantera, Kara Swisher with Gillian Laub, Ed Templeton with Manon Macasaet.

ABOUT TINY PRICKS PROJECT and Diana Weymar    

Artist. Activist. Diana Weymar is the creator and curator of the public art projects Interwoven Stories and Tiny Prick Project (TPP). Over the past decade, she has focused on collaborations and exhibits that bring people together around textile and embroidery to discuss personal stories and political issues. She has worked Build Peace (Nicosia, Bogotá, Zurich, Belfast, San Diego), Arts Council of Princeton, Nantucket Atheneum, W.E.B. Du Bois Center at UMass Amherst, University of Puget Sound, Zen Hospice Project, Open Arts Space (Damascus, Syria), Trans Tipping Point Project, New York Textile Month, Alison Cornyn’s Incorrigibles project, Syrian journalist and activist Mansour Omari, Princeton University Concerts Healing With Music, Project Threadways, Alabama Chanin, Open Society Foundation, The Isolation Journals, Kate Bowler, Economic Hardship Reporting Project, Beacon Gallery, Planthouse Gallery, Molly Jong-Fast, Lingua Franca, and others.

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On May 8th, Brownstone Cowboys Magazine, launched a multi-tiered fundraiser Putting the “We” In Abortion: Coming Together Through Art and Activism To Fight For Bodily Autonomy with proceeds to benefit Abortion Access Front.

Brownstone Cowboys hosted a 2 week auction of curated photos and a vintage shirt collection with proceeds to benefit AAF. A collection of 17 one-of-a-kind vintage shirts, hand embroidered by Diana Weymar of the  Tiny Pricks Project, with empowering quotes from feminist icons such as Sarah Silverman, Natasha Lyonne, Margaret Cho, and Ilhan Omar were available for bidding on Charity Buzz.

A collection of photographs, curated by Brownstone Cowboys Creative Director, Heathermary Jackson, will also be available for auction on Rally Up, donated by Michael Stipe, Gillian Laub, Cass Bird, Helena Christensen, and more, that explore the theme of “Bodily Autonomy”.

Thanks to everyone who participated! We raised over $18,000 for Abortion Access Front!!

‍

‍

ABOUT THE COLLABORATION

These three organizations have teamed up for Putting the “We” In Abortion: Coming Together Through Art and Activism To Fight For Bodily Autonomy because they believe it’s the perfect way to intersect culture with social change.

Abortion Access Front founder Lizz Winstead puts it this way, “Fighting oppression with music, beauty and humor is a revolutionary act. Our work at AAF gives people a variety of ways that involve creating change through community building, art and culture. Great things come when rage intersects with joy, and the event and fundraiser will help many start on, or add more opportunities to their activism.“  

Brownstone Cowboys Magazine founders Zoe Adlersberg and Heathermary Jackson see the event as a crucial part of their mission at the magazine. “Brownstone Cowboys is all about the intersection of style and social justice. We can no longer separate what we wear from what we think,” Adlersberg says, “By creating a collection of vintage shirts with quotes about bodily autonomy, we are encouraging conversation around reproductive rights and abortion. Hosting these discussions at the magazine’s homebase, brings our vision to life. Jackson, echos that thought, “The collaboration with AAF and TPP is at the core of our mission - We are so happy to have our vintage pieces elevated with Tiny Pricks stitching to bring attention to the great work AAF is doing. To be part of the solution and feel the solidarity that comes with that.

Diana Weymar, Tiny Pricks Project Founder has found her art an incredible activist tool “When we come together, we can make great things happen. AAF is, at its heart, all about education. If we know, we can do. And sometimes we learn the most when we sit together telling our stories heart to heart. This special weekend will be a chance to do just that as we continue to fight for our bodily autonomy.”

ABOUT ABORTION ACCESS FRONT    

The Abortion Access Front was founded by prolific writer-comedian-activist Lizz Winstead who brought together a team of comedians, activists, writers, and producers that uses humor to destigmatize abortion and expose the extremist anti-choice forces working to destroy access to reproductive rights in all 50 states. Lizz Winstead, AAF’s founder and chief creative officer, is one of the top political satirists working today. As co-creator and head writer of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show,” she forever changed the way people get their news.

ABOUT BROWNSTONE COWBOYS    

Stylist, Heathermary Jackson, & photographer, Zoe Adlersberg, are the founders of Brownstone Cowboys Magazine. What started as an online platform for starting uncomfortable conversations grew into a community of creatives who prioritize activism in a fresh way.

Brownstone Cowboys online and social media presence is the voice of the next generation of stylish activists. The Brownstone Cowboys Apartment in New York City is a physical salon for the community, as well as a studio for content creation and a space for events. The Brownstone Cowboys Vintage Collection store supports sustainable fashion and a circular economy.

Recent conversations published online include Heidi Bivens with Sofia Prantera, Kara Swisher with Gillian Laub, Ed Templeton with Manon Macasaet.

ABOUT TINY PRICKS PROJECT and Diana Weymar    

Artist. Activist. Diana Weymar is the creator and curator of the public art projects Interwoven Stories and Tiny Prick Project (TPP). Over the past decade, she has focused on collaborations and exhibits that bring people together around textile and embroidery to discuss personal stories and political issues. She has worked Build Peace (Nicosia, Bogotá, Zurich, Belfast, San Diego), Arts Council of Princeton, Nantucket Atheneum, W.E.B. Du Bois Center at UMass Amherst, University of Puget Sound, Zen Hospice Project, Open Arts Space (Damascus, Syria), Trans Tipping Point Project, New York Textile Month, Alison Cornyn’s Incorrigibles project, Syrian journalist and activist Mansour Omari, Princeton University Concerts Healing With Music, Project Threadways, Alabama Chanin, Open Society Foundation, The Isolation Journals, Kate Bowler, Economic Hardship Reporting Project, Beacon Gallery, Planthouse Gallery, Molly Jong-Fast, Lingua Franca, and others.

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